Nosy Bee-54
Senior Member
IBM's workforce in the US is something like 345,000. Lots of their business comes from the federal government. You would think getting vaccinated would be a no brainer for highly skilled and educated employees. Nope! The company has now put them on notice. There is no threat to fire the refusers but the alternative isn't all that good either.
"IBM told U.S. employees this week that they must be fully vaccinated against Covid-19 by Dec. 8 or face an unpaid suspension.
... those who decline to be vaccinated will not be paid after Dec. 8 until they complete their vaccinations.
Employees removed from payroll also won’t be eligible for IBM’s 401K matching program. IBM matches 401K contributions up to 6% once a year on Dec. 15. The match only goes to employees currently on payroll, meaning employees who miss IBM’s Dec. 8 vaccination deadline will have to forfeit their 401K match for the entire year."
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/10/07/ibm...-be-vaccinated-or-face-unpaid-suspension.html
"IBM told U.S. employees this week that they must be fully vaccinated against Covid-19 by Dec. 8 or face an unpaid suspension.
... those who decline to be vaccinated will not be paid after Dec. 8 until they complete their vaccinations.
Employees removed from payroll also won’t be eligible for IBM’s 401K matching program. IBM matches 401K contributions up to 6% once a year on Dec. 15. The match only goes to employees currently on payroll, meaning employees who miss IBM’s Dec. 8 vaccination deadline will have to forfeit their 401K match for the entire year."
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/10/07/ibm...-be-vaccinated-or-face-unpaid-suspension.html